ZASTAVA 750, FIAT 600 Made in Yugoslavia under official Fiat license, no Abarth

Make:	Fiat
Model:	600D
SubModel:	750 Luxe
Type:	Coupe
Year:	1982
Mileage:	2,800
VIN:	00000000000000000
Color:	Green
Engine:	100D
Cylinders:	4
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Ljubljana, Slovenia

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Description of 1982 Fiat 600D

Zastava 750 is a Yugoslavian built, Fiat licensed, FIAT 600D. Almost all parts are interchangeable among the two. This one has been meticulously restored. Very rarely a cheap car, like a 600, receives a restoration t this level. I have more photos on demand. Engine was rebuilt exactly to the standard of FIAT factory, which rarely somebody follows (everything checked to the smallest detail). Transmission also. Electronic ignition has been added. All electrical parts have been rebuilt or checked thoroughly. Mechanically it needs nothing. New brakes, totally rebuilt suspension and steering. I restored it in my workshop. Working hours meter stopped at 780. Please ask any questions that you may have. I know all the answers, and I will answer them in a fair, truthful manner. VIN number is not an actual VIN#, since this car is made before all the cars had to had 17 digit VIN. Actual VIN number is visible on the engine bay photo. I will assist in shipping from Europe, I have good and well experienced people to connect you with. Warranty expired 35 years ago unfortunately. Will attract many many eyes, a genuine eye catcher. It will win shows, and will compete easily with cars worth 10x more. It was built for myself, without an intention of ever selling. No costs spared obviously. Just the gadgets on the car are worth $2500+ (and some, like tail-lights with reverse light, steering wheel ring with custom button, Flash Gordon style hood ornament, very rare and very hard to find, too).

Thank you for your interest.

A little video filmed for Vrele gume TV show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3ZdIxhF9go
I see that ebay automatically states "Zero customs charges". I am not responsible for any import charges, if there are any. Buyer pays them if at all needed.